Easy Method Driving School / Written text

In most states, (not all) the standards for passing the driving permit test is that you must get 40 questions out of 50 correct and you must obtain an 80% or better.

We are interested in your comments on the test below.
If you have any questions you would like to see added or a question that is on the test that you think should not be on the test, email them to info@easymethod.com
Thank you.

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Haven't had your driver's education in school yet? Or maybe you didn't pass the written test?

You can now MAKE AN APPOINTMENT to come to our office for the written test and begin driving before you know it!
FEE: $49.00

	For more information email us at enroll@easymethod.com > Fill in the empty spaces with the letter to correspond
	Stale green light		a) The distance it takes to stop a vehicle once the foot is already on the brake
	Tailgating		b) When the back of a vehicle is sliding
	Two second rule		c) Giving yourself extra space in front and to the sides of you - provides reaction time
	Antilock brakes		d) Light that you did not actually see turn green you should anticipate it will change to red
	Skid		e) Scan Identify Predict Decide Execute a system for defensive driving
	Reaction distance		f) A person who looses their license three times within three years
	Braking distance		g) Driving when your senses and judgement are impaired by alcohol or drugs of any kind
	Space cushion		h) A law where a driver, automatically agrees to take a breath test for blood alcohol concentration when suspected of driving while under the influence
	GDL system		i) Prepare to stop if you can safely do so
	Hydroplaning		j) Being able to see at least one block, 1/4 mile, or 12 seconds in front of you. Adjusting when your view is less than this
	Habitual offender		k) A step by step process applicable to all new driver license applicants
	Highway hypnosis		l) Being in an extremely emotional state when driving a vehicle
	Defensive driving		m) The time it takes a driver to move their foot from the gas to the brake
	SIPDE		n) A sudden flat tire
	Road rage		o) Following the car in front of you too closely
	Passive safety		p) An intersection with no lights or signs
	Overdriving your headlights		q) Mechanism automatic in some vehicles, will not allow brakes to lock up
	Visual lead		r) Overall structural integrity of the vehicle
	Uncontrolled intersection		s) Tires loose traction on a wet road and ride up onto the surface of water on the road
	DUI		t) Driving faster than you can see or stop at night in the distance lit by your headlights
	Blowout		u) Moving the foot ahead of time from the gas pedal to the brake pedal to eliminate reaction time
	Implied consent law		v) A policy where personal and property damage in a collision is covered
	Steady yellow light		w) A trace-like state
	Blind spot		x) A minimum following distance under best conditions
	Liability insurance		y) Driving in a way to prevent collisions regardless of the conditions around you and the mistakes of others
	Covering the brake		z) The areas of the car that the driver cannot see in the rearview or the side view mirrors

Defensive Driving Point & Insurance Reduction Course